Week of March 17, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Analysis and Commentary

Monday, March 17
Charter Co-Location: A Phantom Threat
Marcus Winters, NY Daily News
Washington's Woes? Meet the Ex-Waiver Waiver
Anne Hyslop, EdCentral
Is 'Common School' Ideal Doomed in N.C.?
Bill McDiarmid, RealClearEd
The Rubio-Obama Ticket (to College)
Editors, BloombergView
Charter Schools
Editorial Board, New York Times
Harvard's Chickens Come Home to Roost?
Thomas K. Lindsay, RCPolicy
Should Parents Pay for Children's College?
Statman & Herman, WSJ
School Facilities Shouldn't Be Political Spoils
Paul Hill, The Lens
Using Salary Prospects to Choose a Major
Douglas Belkin, Wall St. Journal
To Keep Friends, Influence No New People
A. Rapoport, American Prospect
Tuesday, March 18
Community of Equals?
Richard Kahlenberg, Democracy
Catching a Cheater Online
Jessica Lahey, The Atlantic
How 1 Hour Can Close An Achievement Gap
D. Willingham, RealClearEd
How Cities Change
David Brooks, New York Times
The Common Core Takes Hold
Robert Rothman, EdNext
Navigating the Common Core
Michael Q. McShane, EdNext
De Blasio's Costly Education Victory
Blake Zeff, Capital New York
How To Fix Higher Education
Reihan Salam, Reuters
Wednesday, March 19
Calif. Can Be National Ed Reform Leader
Louis Freeberg, EdSource
Estimated v. Actual Learning Days in Charters
M. Di Carlo, Shanker Blog
Another Tale of Two Cities
Maureen Dowd, New York Times
Two Economists on School Reform: What Works
David Wessel, WSJ
Brookings Report Shouldn't Kneecap Common Core
P. Brennan, NRO
5 Takeaways From Race to Top Reports
Andy Smarick, Flypaper
College Isn't for Everyone, Stop Pretending It Is
Michael J. Petrilli, Slate
Bill de Blasio's War for Poverty
Bobby Jindal, New York Post
Thursday, March 20
Common Core and the Midterms
Frederick M. Hess, National Review
Preschool Really Is the Magic Bullet
Peter D. Salins, RealClearPolicy
Is It Time for K-16?
Quentin Karpilow, Brookings
Refinancing Student Loans: Not Progressive?
Chingos & Akers, Brookings
Watch - Ken Robinson: Tests Are 'Narrow Conception' of Ed
ASCD
Tech School Only Works if Students Want to Be There
Boston Globe
Boycotting Tests Wrong for Students, Teachers, Parents
Buffalo News
Friday, March 21
A Quick Way to Cut College Costs
Steve Cohen, New York Times
Two Facts About College Dropouts
Robert VerBruggen, RealClearPolicy
Pre-K: Not So 'Empirically Validated'
Neal McCluskey, RealClearPolicy
Karen Lewis Sees Racial Cause for Election Defeat
Greg Hinz, Crain's
Applying to Charters Showed Me About Inequality
C. Williams, Atlantic
The Curriculum Wars
Tom Loveless, Defining Ideas
The Misguided War on the Common Core
Editors, BloombergView
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